Trim panel residue remover
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Guys, when you remove your rear spoiler or any other part that has double sided tape there will be some of the gummy residue always left.
It is a bitch to get this stuff off. I was at a body shop recently and asked the guys there what they use and here it is. They call it an eraser and basically it is a rubber wheel that you attach to a drill and it takes off all the crap fairly easily and will not destroy the clear coat. Most paint and body shop supply shops will carry these. About $20. Just thought I would pass it along. |
Great info thanks for the Tip :)
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ya we use the same thing at my shop but you have to squert woter on the panil first of it will just turn in to fluff balls and there just as bad to get of
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what about using goo gone? is it safe for paint?
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Originally Posted by fox5
(Post 102497)
what about using goo gone? is it safe for paint?
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Yeah,goo gone works,have it in my tool box LOL!
But like DTK said,depending on how much adhesive is left behind on the panel,it can take a bit of arm work to get it off. And it is safe to use aswell.:tup And thanks DTK.Will check this out next time i need to remove some hard adhesive .
Originally Posted by DTK
(Post 102141)
Guys, when you remove your rear spoiler or any other part that has double sided tape there will be some of the gummy residue always left.
It is a bitch to get this stuff off. I was at a body shop recently and asked the guys there what they use and here it is. They call it an eraser and basically it is a rubber wheel that you attach to a drill and it takes off all the crap fairly easily and will not destroy the clear coat. Most paint and body shop supply shops will carry these. About $20. Just thought I would pass it along. |
I generally use WD-40, and an old hair drier for a little heat. It takes a bit of time, but does not harm the paint.
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Originally Posted by fox5
(Post 102497)
what about using goo gone? is it safe for paint?
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